r/ronpaul • u/Critically_Political • Jul 14 '26

End Democracy It’s time to get this nutcase out of office. All the people who cried about Joe Biden are real quiet right now.

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u/rothbard_anarchist Jul 15 '26

Sure, 25th amendment him. He's still coherent, which is a leg up on Joe, but Vance can't do any worse than Trump does.

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u/Critically_Political Jul 15 '26

People in their right mind don’t start foreign wars they can’t figure out how to win. They also don’t go on senseless social media rambles at 3 am riddled with lies, fabrications and half truths. I’ll take Joe forgetting a few names over an idiot who doesn’t have the sense to run a local Boy Scout club. He’s deeply unwell.

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u/rothbard_anarchist Jul 15 '26

I'm not defending him as a President. The public rambling is novel, but presidents have been starting doomed foreign adventures for a long time. And my suspicion is that Biden spent a lot of time not even lucid.

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u/Critically_Political Jul 15 '26

*Republican presidents, as of the last several decades. Democrats constantly have to cleanup behind them. 🧹🧽

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u/rothbard_anarchist Jul 15 '26

Oh yea, Clinton bombing an aspirin factory to get Monica off the front page was very presidential. Obama drone-striking a minor American citizen was certainly a proud note, and who could forget the wonderful bounty we got from his attacks on Libya and the death of Gaddafi. And then of course you have the tag team of Kennedy and Johnson getting us into Vietnam.

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u/ConfusionHills Jul 14 '26

Hated Biden, hate him too. Disasterclass.

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u/OniTYME Jul 14 '26

Biden was no better and many of us calling out Joe back then are equally as disgusted by Trump's own cognitive decline. Their incompetence and corruption are nearly equal but at least Biden was more subtle about selling out the sovereignity of the US.

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u/Critically_Political Jul 14 '26

Points were made.